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- The CDC Added — Then Removed — Coronavirus Aerosol Guidelines
- “I Accept Pay Less Than My Worth Just To Get A Job." How The Gig Economy Screwed Over Millennials
- This Teacher Is Fighting Back After Her School Board Banned Pride Flags In The Classroom
- I Can't Stop Thinking About Brad Pitt And Jennifer Aniston
- The Bar Owner Indicted For Killing A Black Man During A Protest Has Died By Suicide
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The CDC Removed A New Guidance About Airborne Coronavirus Transmission Days After Posting It
"We need the public institutions to have a clear message based on science and not to be announcing something on Friday and pulling it out on Monday," said one scientist.
Dan Vergano
“I Accept Pay Less Than My Worth Just To Get A Job." How The Gig Economy Screwed Over Millennials
After the recession, newly vulnerable workers were forced to take crappy jobs and a decade later, they’re still screwed. Read this excerpt from Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation.
Anne Helen Petersen
This Teacher Is Fighting Back After Her School Board Banned Pride Flags In The Classroom
A Nevada school board has told teachers they can't engage in political speech — including having a pride flag or talking about Black Lives Matter.
Lauren Strapagiel
Brad And Jen's Onscreen Reunion Was Just What I Needed
The exes' reunion at a charity Fast Times at Ridgemont High table read last week was full of grins and giggles.
Shannon Keating
The Bar Owner Indicted For Killing A Black Man During A Protest Has Died By Suicide
Jake Gardner's attorney said he had been "really shook up" after being indicted for manslaughter.
Julia Reinstein
ICE Often Gives Detained Immigrants Poor Medical Care And Uses Segregation As Punishment, A New Report Says
The report found that several staff members working at detention facilities "diminished the seriousness of suicide attempts as well as evidence of detainee medical issues going untreated."
Adolfo Flores
After Vanishing From The Internet For 7 Years, Allie Brosh Of Hyperbole And A Half Is Back With A New Book
Brosh chatted with BuzzFeed News to answer all of our burning questions about the new book, her fans, her hiatus from the internet, and the place she feels she has in internet history.
Stephanie McNeal
Here Are The Winners Of The 2020 Emmy Awards
The Emmys were handed out on Sunday night, but TV stars appeared remotely due to the coronavirus pandemic. It was a big night for Schitt's Creek, Succession, and Watchmen.
David Mack
A Firefighter Has Gone Viral Thanks To His Wildfire Debunks On TikTok
Hawaii firefighter Michael Clark is winning fans' hearts thanks to his viral TikTok debunk videos about the West Coast wildfires.
David Mack
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These Are The Two Teenage Victims Of The Rochester Mass Shooting
Jarvis Alexander and Jaquayla Young, both 19, were unintended targets in the mass shooting at a backyard party in Rochester.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
Listen To The First Episode Of Our FinCEN Files Podcast: How Terrorists Use Big Banks To Move Money
A trove of secret documents received by BuzzFeed News reveals how banks profit off terror and organized crime — and the ways that governments fail to stop it.
BuzzFeed News
Explore Thousands Of Suspicious Payments Sent Around The World
This interactive map, created by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists for the FinCEN Files investigation, shows $35 billion in transactions — reported as suspicious by banks and other financial institutions — making their way through the global financial system.
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
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Documents Show Deutsche Bank’s Top Executives Were Warned It Had A Dirty Money Problem. Then A $10 Billion Scandal Broke.
When the $10 billion mirror trading scandal was exposed, little emerged about who its victims were or how much Deutsche’s executives knew. The FinCEN Files investigation shows how deep the rot went.
Tom Warren
Here Is How Banks Have Responded To The FinCEN Files Investigation
Read each statement, bank by bank.
BuzzFeed News
He Was At The Heart Of Two Of The Biggest Dirty Money Scandals In History. These Are His Secrets.
Alexander Perepilichnyy transformed himself from a money launderer to a whistleblower, and then he died. The company he founded began a new life in the criminal underworld. A FinCEN Files investigation.
Tom Warren
Here Are Some Great Virtual Book Events You Can Check Out This Week
Panels on Latinx young adult lit, Haitian storytelling, feminist folklore, and more.
Arianna Rebolini
New Video Shows An LAPD Officer Shooting A Protester Directly In The Groin With A Foam Projectile
Ben Montemayor, 28, said he suffered serious injuries to his testicles and had to have emergency surgery or risk losing his right testicle entirely.
Tasneem Nashrulla
Susan Collins Is The First Republican To Say Whoever Wins The Election Should Fill Ginsburg’s Seat
Collins said Saturday that whoever wins the presidential election should choose the nominee to replace Ginsburg, “in fairness to the American people.”
Kadia Goba
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Increases The Likelihood That Obamacare Is Repealed Next Year
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether Obamacare is unconstitutional in November when three Trump appointees could hold the balance of power.
Paul McLeod
Will Republicans Vote On A Supreme Court Nominee Before The Election? Don’t Forget The Intense Senate Campaigns In 2020.
Republicans can lose four votes in the Senate and confirm a justice. Three in tight reelection campaigns have said there should be a vote. Two key senators are silent so far.
Ryan Brooks
A Mass Shooting At A Backyard Party Killed 2 People And Injured 14
The two victims were a man and a woman between the ages of 18 and 22, according to officials in Rochester, New York.
Ade Onibada
8 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World
Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.
Kate Bubacz
Parents Who Work In Childcare Are Trapped In An Unsustainable System
Childcare programs are closing nationwide, many parents can’t afford care, and those who work in the industry hardly earn enough to make the job worth doing.
Venessa Wong
Here's How The Supreme Court Will Function With Eight Justices Leading Up To The Election
The justices have already ruled on emergency requests this year related to how states handle voting during the pandemic.
Zoe Tillman
Group Chats Quickly Became A Vital Outlet For People Mourning Ruth Bader Ginsburg
"I just typed fuccccckkkkkk like 3 times," Caroline Newberry said.
Salvador Hernandez
Joe Biden Said There's "No Doubt" The Next President Should Nominate Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Replacement
“In the coming days, we should focus on the loss of the justice and her enduring legacy,” Biden said soon after news broke of the Supreme Court justice's death.
Henry J. Gomez
Moving Tributes Are Pouring For Ruth Bader Ginsburg, A "Trailblazer" And "Feminist Icon"
"May her memory be a revolution."
Clarissa-Jan Lim
Mitch McConnell Said The Senate Will Vote On Trump’s Replacement For Ruth Bader Ginsburg
McConnell vowed to vote on Trump’s pick to replace Ginsburg, despite blocking a vote on Obama’s nominee before the 2016 election.
Paul McLeod
Hollywood Is Reacting With Dismay And Love Over The Death Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ginsburg had recently been the subject of a biographical film and an Oscar-nominated documentary.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
The Life Of Supreme Court Justice And Feminist Ruth Bader Ginsburg In Photos
Wife, mother, justice for the highest court in the land, and a self-proclaimed "flaming feminist litigator," Ginsburg served on the Supreme Court for more than 25 years before dying Sept. 18, 2020, at the age of 87.
Laura Geiser
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Died At 87
Ginsburg spent nearly 40 years on the bench, first as a judge on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit and then on the Supreme Court.
Chris Geidner
Friends And Family Members Of QAnon Believers Are Going Through A “Surreal Goddamn Nightmare”
Almost 200 people told us what it’s been like to lose a loved one to the mass delusion. Here’s what they said.
Jane Lytvynenko
23 Of The Most Powerful Photos Of This Week
From the aftermath of Hurricane Sally to the ongoing West Coast wildfires, here are some of the most powerful photos of this week.
Kate Bubacz
Trump Has Lambasted Puerto Rico For Years. Now With The Election Close, He’s Changing His Tune.
Trump, who repeatedly attacked Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, changed his tune on Friday as he released funds already approved by Congress for the island’s recovery.
Nidhi Prakash
ICE Is Planning To Expand DNA Collection Of Detained Immigrants Nationwide
Sources said ICE officials have also explored advocating for the prosecution of immigrants who refuse to have their DNA collected.
Hamed Aleaziz
How The Pandemic Has Exacerbated The Gender Divide In Household Labor
“When he helps, it’s almost like the opposite of help.”
Elamin Abdelmahmoud
